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Crocs | CROX | Long at $98.00If the overall/long-term upward momentum continues, Crocs NASDAQ:CROX may be nearing bounce territory at $98 as it reaches the bottom of my selected historical simple moving average (SMA). While there may be a near-term downtrend to close out a few price gaps ($80s-$90s) below the current price, the stock looks incredibly poised for an upward move as the Santa Claus rally nears. Fundamentally, a P/E of 7x, low debt, and a low float (56M) with 7% short interest all works in the favor for this stock/company. Thus, at $98, NASDAQ:CROX is in a personal buy zone. Target #1 = $110 Target #2 = $125 Target #3 = $135 Target #4 = $155 (long-term)
NASDAQ:CROXLong
by WorthlessViews
Navigating the Growth Trajectory of On Holdings, Cloud or bust?Navigating the Growth Trajectory of On Holdings, a Rising Star in Athletic Footwear Support Level: $23.86 Current Price: $27.70 Resistance Zone: $28.53 - $31.95 Target 1: $37.56 Resistance Level 1: $43.32 Resistance Level 2:46.27 Target 1 (Long Term): $50.94 Target 2 (Long Term): $71.96 On Holdings has rapidly become a market leader with its revolutionary On-Cloud running shoes, capturing global attention and propelling the company's valuation to an impressive 7.8 billion Swiss francs. The strategic focus on marketing and brand development has positioned On as a force to be reckoned with in the athletic footwear industry. The company's valuation metrics reveal a steep but justified premium: 6.4 times revenue, 139 times earnings, or 47 times EBITDA. This premium is a testament to On's exceptional growth trajectory. In the last 12 months, the company achieved revenue of 1.2 billion, a net income of 58 million, and an adjusted EBITDA of 165 million. Technical Analysis and Growth Metrics: On's exceptional growth is underscored by a staggering 69% increase in revenue from 2021 to 2022, with a further projected growth of 39% in 2023. Positive product reviews and robust Google search data further validate this growth momentum. In comparison to industry giants like Nike and Lululemon, On boasts strong gross margins of 56%, setting it apart as a formidable competitor. (Nike is just 44% and lululemon is 55% However, rapid expansion comes at a cost, and On's negative cash flow is attributed to its aggressive expansion in China and the opening of new stores. With 371 million in cash on the balance sheet, there's a likelihood that the company may seek additional capital for sustained growth. Sustainability as a Key Differentiator: On Holdings not only focuses on growth but also emphasizes sustainability. The latest shoe, incorporating 44% recycled materials, showcases the company's commitment to environmental responsibility. This dual emphasis on growth and sustainability positions On as a forward-thinking brand in tune with modern consumer values. Investment Outlook: Despite the steep valuation and potential cash flow challenges, On's growth trajectory remains impressive. Assuming a 40% revenue growth this year, followed by 30% and 20% in subsequent years, On could reach revenues of 11.5 billion by 2033. Applying a conservative 10% net margin and a 20x multiple, the company's estimated worth would be around 24 billion, offering an investment return of approximately 11.9% per year. Although this may not seem great long term, the short-term growth is too good to pass up. In conclusion, On Holdings presents a cautiously bullish investment opportunity, given its remarkable growth and market dynamics. However, it's essential to recognize the speculative nature of this assessment, and investors should conduct thorough due diligence before making any investment decisions. As On continues to blend innovation, sustainability, and the Athlete Spirit, it stands poised to redefine the future of athletic footwear and potentially deliver compelling returns to investors.
NYSE:ONONLong
by Helios_Capital_Investment
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Head and Shoulders on Pepkor with strong downside to R16.38Head and Shoulders formed on Pepkor a few days ago. The price broke below the neckline accompanying with other bearish signals. 200 >21>7 MA- Bearish RSI<50 - Bearish divergence with lower highs Target R16.38 ABOUT THE COMPANY Pepkor was founded in 1965 by Renier van Rooyen and his wife, Elsie. The company started as a small clothing store in Cape Town, South Africa, and has since expanded to become a major retail conglomerate. Pepkor operates various retail brands, including Pep Stores, Ackermans, Shoe City, John Craig, Dunns, and Tekkie Town. Pep Stores is the largest retail brand in the Pepkor group, with over 2,200 stores across Africa. Ackermans is another major retail brand in the Pepkor group, specializing in clothing and homeware. Shoe City is a shoe retailer with stores across South Africa. John Craig is a menswear retailer with stores in South Africa and Namibia. Dunns is a clothing and homeware retailer with stores across South Africa. Tekkie Town is a footwear retailer with stores across South Africa.
JSE:PPHShort
by Timonrosso
Nike to Drop in Price Until Near AugustGood Day To The Investing World As shown in this simple analysis, judging from the previous few months of Nike's recorded performance, we can expect a drop in price on Nike's stocks. This is a similar case for rival Adidas, who has dropped 29% in the past half year. Despite the lockdown era coming to an end, it's only one or the other that will eventually make the line point to the sky. However, as the price falls, the trend rises. Therefore, the rise in trend will mean that eventually, as stated in the title, Nike may start rising again.
NYSE:NKE
by Audace_Club_de_Automobili
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Possible bounce levels on ZumiezZumiez reported better-than-expected earnings, and as a result, analysts have been revising the earnings outlook upward. I'm targeting about $37 per share for my exit based on the current earnings forecast. Zumiez rocketed after the earnings announcement, but has been dropping since. I've identified four possible bounce levels; we're already at the first. Scale in at the support lines or watch for a trend line breach to confirm a bounce.
NASDAQ:ZUMZLong
by ChristopherCarrollSmith
Now should I jump on the bandwagon or still tood late?Nike has been a sensational investment because it is phenomenal brand with high-quality products led by a skilled management team. However, it is not a moat-wide company, being under pressure and up against competition like ADIDAS. However, despite declining growth rates and margin prospects the stock has jumped from 52USD to 66USD. Based on the concept of relative strength according to Levy the stock is not ranked in the S&P 500 amongst the top 100 securities (with a RSL value of 1.01). You can see that the stock has lately left the trend channel, but at once reversed back, meaning that a new chart pattern is supposed to be built The most tangible problem for NIKE would be Trump's trade war offensive if Chinese suppliers in close relation to America brands were affected by import tariffs. Chinese manufactures are part of the global supply chain sourcing clothes for retailers, and so Nike will indeed face ripple effects. Nike is a very solid investment, which accounts for the high stock price reflecting the company goodwill. Company value: B Growth/'EPS' surprise: C Momentum: B Risk: B Overall: B Looks great, yes. Be aware that current choppy market sentiment is driving stocks up and down on weekly basis. I am going to wait for a clearer signal and crossings for all my indicators. *Investments can go up as well as down and involve the risk of loss. Past performance will not necessarily be repeated in the future."
NYSE:NKELong
by JaDeVin
1